Political tensions within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) have intensified as a new faction of the party has unexpectedly emerged, claiming to be the rightful leadership.
The group, which surfaced suddenly, has distanced itself from existing factions led by Senator David Mark and Nafiu Bala Gombe, creating confusion among party members and the wider political community.
What has drawn particular attention is the identity of the group’s leader, Don Norman Obinna, who has reportedly been declared wanted by the Nigerian Police Force (@PoliceNG) for several years. The revelation has sparked widespread concern and criticism across social media, with Nigerians questioning the credibility and motives of the new faction.
Political analysts suggest that the move may be a calculated attempt to destabilize the ADC ahead of upcoming elections, undermining its influence and cohesion in Nigeria’s multi-party political landscape.
Meanwhile, both Senator David Mark’s faction and Nafiu Bala Gombe’s faction have denied any association with the new group and reaffirmed their commitment to leading the ADC. Party insiders are calling for clarity on the situation to prevent further fragmentation.
As Nigerians express their frustration online, the controversy has raised urgent questions about party governance, legitimacy, and the role of law enforcement in political disputes.
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